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Port Lavaca Wave And Calhoun Citizen

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1976

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January Budget OK'd Chamber Board Eyes EDA Aid

The Chamber of Commerce board approved January budget figures but urged a revenue plan to hit 35000 for the year. They discussed seeking EDA grants for technical assistance, tourism development, and potential dues increases. Calhoun County qualifies for EDA aid after 1975 Alcoa layoffs, with grants up to 150000 possible. A rental survey found 130 residents would relocate if moderately priced housing existed.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Economic Development Administration EDA Calhoun County Tom Garner Ralph Hearn Jr Chamber Hearn Garner Alhorn County Alcoa Port Lavaca Jim Wilson

Disgruntled mechanic surrenders ending DC8 hijack drama

A United Airlines mechanic, 37, surrendered after hijacking a DC8 and taking two hostages for nearly 15 hours in San Francisco. One hostage, Richard Funk, was hospitalized. the other, Jerry Dusenberry, was released unharmed. FBI agents arrested the hijacker, who had demanded a replacement jet and crew before surrendering as officers closed in.

San Francisco Palm J. Hinnant Richard Funk Peninsula Hospital United Airlines Hinnant Jerry Dusenberry Lincoln Jones Charles Bates FBI Jones Clarence Hamiet United Dusenberry

Weather outlook cloudy with light rain possible

Cloudy with a chance of light rain this afternoon through Thursday. Highs in the mid 50s, nights in the upper 30s, easterly winds 8 to 14 mph. Rain odds 40 percent this afternoon, 50 percent tonight and Thursday. Christmas weekend outlook shows cloudy to partly cloudy, cool with little rain. Northeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots shifting to easterly, seas 3 to 4 feet. Tides high at 6:54 pm Wednesday and 3:54 am Thursday. low at 12:07 am Thursday and 11:42 am Thursday. Sunset 5:36 pm Wednesday. sunrise 7:18 am Thursday. Barometer 30.20 inches.

Lions Mark 35th Anniversary With Praise and Guidance

Mary Baker Phillips reports at the Evening Lions Club ladies night dinner that Edward G. Barry of Little Rock extolled Lionism, urged better citizenship, and praised the club’s service such as supporting the blind and deaf-blind projects. He urged members to turn over a new leaf and stay focused on God, family, work, and community.

Evening Lions Club VFW Post Hall Edward G. Barry Sr Lions Internation Little Rock Ark Mary Baker Phillips Edward G. Barry Barry God Melvin Jones Lions Lions Club Arkansas Tommorrow Boy Scouts

Thousands Mourn At Daley Funeral

Bells tolled as thousands gathered in Chicago to honor Richard J. Daley mayor since 1955 and longtime Cook County Democratic boss who died at 74. President elect Carter, Rockefeller, and Kennedy attended the Mass at The Nativity of Our Lord Church, with McGovern and Gov. Walker among others.

Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley Cook County Democratic Party Carter Nelson A. Rockefeller Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Sen George McGovern Daley Daniel Walker

Attorney General Pick Opposed Carter Faces Bell Criticism

Plains Georgia AP Carter’s pick Griffin Bell as attorney general faces sharp questions over civil rights record desegregation rulings and all white club memberships Critics say Bell aided by Nixon Carswell nomination stance may hamper confirmation Bell says he would seek inactive club status to avoid fees NAACP and SCLC leaders urge strong opposition while Jesse Jackson labels Bell a civil rights foe

Charles Kirbo Bell Richard Nixon G. Harrold Carswell Supreme Court Carswell New York Daily News Today Georgia Rep Parren Mitchell D-Md Congressional Black Caucus Mitchell Senate Judiciary Committee New York Times Today

Grant Eyed For Project At Hospital

Commissioners Court will consider applying to the HEW division of facilities development for a grant to renovate Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital with floor elevation in the machine room as the main project. Also on the agenda are hangar gutter replacements at the county airport and forming committees with Port Lavaca City Council on improvements to State Highway 35 Bypass. A closed session will discuss personnel matters and real estate purchases.

Commissioners Court Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Division of Facilities Development Champ Traylor Memorial Hospital Port Lavaca

Point Nixes CPL Rate Increase

A resolution denying Central Power and Light Co a rate increase was approved by Point Comfort Aldermen at a special meeting. The council cited CPL's noncompliance in providing information to justify the increase. No action on CPL service contract as its term extends to January. The mayor was authorized to obtain a Bank of Commerce loan to buy a fire truck. An emergency van for the local volunteer fire department was approved pending lien payment.

Central Power and Light Co Resoluio Texas Municipal League and City Atty David Roberts CPL A. A. Rambikar Bank of Commerce

Carter Flies To Chicago For Daley Funeral

Plains Ga AP reports President elect Carter postpones final Cabinet appointment to travel to Chicago for mayor Richard J Daley funeral services. Daley, the Democratic boss who aided Carter's campaign but did not secure Illinois electoral votes this year.

Plains Carter Chicago Richard J. Daley Daley Illinois

Oil Spill Disaster After Argo Merchant Breaks Up

Nantucket, Massachusetts reports a massive oil spill from the Liberian tanker Argo Merchant after it broke apart in 50 mph winds and 15-foot seas. Officials say 75 percent of its 7.6 million gallons of heavy crude spilled, threatening Georges Bank fishing grounds while Coast Guard races to sink the wreck. No injuries reported. authorities seek federal aid as oil slick expands, coast birds coated but winds pull slick away from beaches.

Nantucket Mass Coast Guard Georges Bank Massachusetts Washington, D.C Argo

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Chamber Board Eyes Eda Aid Chuck Ward Calhoun County Fair Association Joe Machacek Fair Association Ward Johnny Blinka Pete Wright Mrs. Machacek Marian Vela Ernest Vela Edward Barry Sr Paul Duenez Robert Harvey Lions International Pick Jesse Jackson The NAACP South Ralph Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference Grant Liverian Merchant Russell Train U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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